... within six days. The Naval Committee has reported a bill for the construction of 20 mail-clad steam gun-boats. The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of vessels in Charleston harbour, says—The North has taken the first step towards making Charleston ...

... 1863, Mr farlane, who, from his position at the bar te political services, might have exp to share some of the crumbs from the Whig table, received the appointment of § Advocate-Depute, and was placed over the n Seot- of the then Deputes. This office he only ...

... expected within six days. The Naval Committee has reported a Bell for the construction of 20 mail clad steam gunleats. The Whig, alluding to the sinking of vessels in Charledon harbour, gays the North hat token the fi rst step towards making Charleston ...

... those taunts about the want of patriotism, with which some leading statesmen are aspersed. We are told by certain prominent Whig organs, how John Bright is constantly against his own country, and that his eloquent voice is always raised rather in vindication ...

... and the greatest candour, courtesy, and directness on the part of Earl Russell. Those smart men of the new generation of Whigs, who imagined that the noble Earl was used up by his Vienna escapade, must see, in the dignity and vigour with which he guides ...

... with the Directors, and not mcrelythe expected precursor of his entering on his duties in Whitehall, where it was supposed his Whig friends, always attentive to their men of worth, were preparing a comfortable down-sitting. There is this consolation, however ...

... evil communications never corrupted his good manners. What does it matter now if he was indeed one of the authors of the New Whig Guide ? He, by his bright and shining example, has shown us that Ministers of the English Crown no longer subscribe to the ...

... heard you formerly express—l allude to Parliamentary Reform. We have had two bills introduced since I saw you last, one by the Whig Government, and the other by the Government of Lord Derby. Gentlemen, in both instanc.es, Parliament refused to entertain the ...

... nonsupporters may equally bear a part—even the committee having charge of it includes members of all parties, Conservative, Whig, and Radical. All, however, are united in this, that as a gentleman Mr Ellice is worthy of such a mark of respect ; and as ...

... policy of progression which had distinguished this country since 1838, he thought that, whether they called themselves Tory, Whig, or Radical, they would all be able to unite in the one point of endeavouring to maintain our institutions upon the safe and ...